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by adriancr 3y ago
Problem is software engineers are replaced with juniors/contractors that probably do not know any better and are only one part of a system that has failed in its entirety. What sane person would willingly put up code that can kill othe
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by adriancr 3y ago
The software engineers job is also to think about what happens in corner cases. What if sensor malfunctions?, how should software act?, will it crash the plane? If yes, then raise problem and refuse to implement / avoid killing people.
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by adriancr 3y ago
They investigate, but seriously, forensics, monitor active intrusions, honey traps, etc
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by adriancr 3y ago
For R&D it's usually winner take all, if you fall behind as a company then you might just end up irrelevant.
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by adriancr 3y ago
> Put it this way, the reason the iPhone succeeded is because a lot of people gave apple the benefit of the doubt. It had a clearly superior capacitive screen with glass when competitors were still doing shitty resistive screens with pla
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by adriancr 3y ago
Romania is 10E a month for 10gbit with ~60E install charge Netherlands is unlikely, cheapest is ~80e/month for 10gbit and 45e/month for gigabit > because they basically skipped over an entire generation (DSL) of telecom so ther
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by adriancr 3y ago
It's hard to see China (or anyone else) using nuclear weapons without similar response or worse. So they would go from attempting to conquer a new piece of land via conventional war that they can withdraw from at any point if losing to
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by adriancr 3y ago
that's just a poor implementation, can you name what type of car? As for lane assist, that's not a safety feature and I'm also quite weary of it
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by adriancr 3y ago
I wouldn't dismiss the safety feature a modern car has, you never know when you might need them. Features like auto braking system are incredible. I know someone where this saved a kids life (kid ran on the road from between cars right
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by adriancr 3y ago
Up to two hours battery is a bit disappointing
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by adriancr 3y ago
> Efficiency gains in a process certainly create extra "resources" whatever they might be. Sure, and most of the world has much better lives already because of that then their parents. This is excluding US which had a unique po
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by adriancr 3y ago
> Pay a country's people more so that they have more time/resources to dedicate to making a family. Even better, incentivize families. Or is that too expensive for bankers? For that to happen, resources need to be reallocated f
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by adriancr 3y ago
Sending money is free in europe (internet banks like revolut, iban payments, etc).
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by adriancr 3y ago
I'm a bit optimistic about this in the sense that we might get payments similar to what is provided by WeChat in China. Just put up a QR code and you can accept payments, scan a QR code and accept in your app. This might end up replaci
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by adriancr 3y ago
> How many places has China fucked up like the west has? Funny that you mention Korea and Vietnam since China was involved there too. Funny that you mention India since China has had skirmishes and there are threats of war there too... S
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by adriancr 3y ago
How does this work in germany? In a neighboring country I take my car to the service to do a quick maintenance + the official yearly thing. This means break pads and any issues are fixed before and car would never fail an official check. Is
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by adriancr 3y ago
so assuming they take control of starlink, then what?, no retaliation? As for invading Taiwan, again, is the US going to stand idle and let China take over or intervene?
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by adriancr 3y ago
> If the stock pays 0 dividends then the only value it can have must be that of finding a greater fool to sell it to. A share is what it says, a 1/x stake in ownership of the company. What are you actually saying?, that a share in t
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by adriancr 3y ago
Story is a hypothetical answer to why we haven't made contact with other intelligent life. That xenophobic aliens are choosing to ignore us because of inherent differences. This is how discrimination would look like if you're on t
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by adriancr 3y ago
You are likely compromising your employer with this. This is a reverse connection trojan basically and have been around since 2000+. It's weird you haven't been caught yet.
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by adriancr 3y ago
> hardcoded set of public keys that include an SGX attestation from those instances. You mean: 1. generate a public/private key in enclave 2. generate attestation from SGX enclave with public key hash. 3. seal the public/privat
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by adriancr 3y ago
why would anyone trust the data is only on those instances?
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by adriancr 3y ago
I think you're talking about a different use case then OP. For your point, an example is viewing 1080p on 64kbit/s is unreasonable and nothing will fix it. For OP's point, I can imagine viewing 1080p (10Mbit/s) on a 1Gbi
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by adriancr 3y ago
I've always wondered why the need for ABR... Article mentions droppping from 1080p to 360p like it's a feature, but I would say its horrible to do that... If I'm watching a movie or listening to music I don't want random
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by adriancr 3y ago
> Yes. You no longer need NAT, so port negotiation is much easier (even when inbound is blocked) In practice someone can still configure NAT on IPv6 same as on IPv4 at least on Linux and some vendors, even if IETF resists standardizing i
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by adriancr 3y ago
Allright, my comments still stand. Your statement is still as outrageous and wrong even with those two words replaced and my comments still stand the same. How did Einstein "support" those genocides? Define the "Intelligentsi
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by adriancr 3y ago
Oh, sorry, corrected :)
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by adriancr 3y ago
Sure, some might have been stupid to support communism. (as some are still today) What happened to them afterwards? That should be a cautionary tale.
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by adriancr 3y ago
He made a bold statement: > The largest genocides of that period have been orchestrated by communist countries, supported by a lot if not most of of the intelligentsia First part is that Intelligentsia means intellectuals, which in russi

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